LIMERICK STEPDAD WHO SEXUALLY ABUSED TWO GIRLS RELEASED FROM PRISON EARLY
A stepdad who sexually abused two little girls has been released early from prison - sparking shock and anger from his victims.Paedophile Michael Moloney (46) from Bruff in Co Limerick was jailed in 2018 for 13 years for the systematic rape and abuse of his stepdaughter Jenni Prunty - and in 2022 was sentenced to a further six years for sexually abusing another stepdaughter- Chloe Shinnors - in a separate case.
However the Irish Mirror has learned that the sicko, whose own paedophile father John (75) was also jailed in 2019 for indecent and sexual assault of two girls, walked free from the Midlands Prison just two weeks ago.
Sources say Michael Moloney, whose father walked free early in 2022, was a 'model prisoner' and due to standard remission was freed early - and is now being housed somewhere in Limerick, having presented as homeless to the local county council.
It is understood that both pervert father and son have been seen enjoying each other's company in Limerick city, where they are being housed by homeless services.
Moloney was charged with sexually assaulting Chloe when she was just a child, on three occasions.
He raped and abused Jenni Prunty when she was aged between 10 and 17.
He had pleaded not guilty to the rape charge - but pleaded guilty to eight sexual assaults - including two incidents of digital penetration against Jenni when she was just a child.
Jenni went to her mother in November 2015 to finally tell her of the horrific abuse she endured, the worst of which was the rape, which occurred sometime between November 2009 and August 2010 at his home above a pub in Bruff.
The court heard how evil Moloney pulled down his underwear and began to put on the condom and 'the next thing she knew' the accused was on top of her.
Jenni described that she 'just froze' while Moloney raped her for five gruelling minutes before he got up and left the room.
Unlike his son, however, vile perv John Maloney never admitted his guilt in abusing the two women who said their lives were forever changed when they were molested by him during their childhood.
But after hearing that Maloney admitted to gardaí he had a preference for the 'young ones', a jury convicted him of the two counts of indecent assault and one count of sexual abuse in October 2018.
The Irish Mirror reported how back in 2022, Moloney was punished behind bars for a letter that was sent to Jenni from prison.
Moloney was punished by prison authorities over the creepy letter which told Jenni that he couldn't wait to see her again.
Now Jenni fears that the convicted rapist, who was ordered to stay away from her, clearly still wants to make contact, despite all that has happened.
"That Easter card showed me that he hadn't forgotten about me and that still scares me and creeps me out," she said.
"He clearly doesn't care about the law.
He was told to never contact me again.
Now that he's free I'm really afraid that he can do whatever he likes."
